G. Loomis IMX-Pro Jig & Worm Casting Rods

• Ex-Fast.
• 12lb - 16lb.
• 3/16oz - 5/8oz.

Without a doubt, one of our most versatile bass rods! It has a moderately stiff tip that gives you the power to fish medium-sized soft plastics and jigs in most situations. At 7' 1", it gives you plenty of casting distance more than enough power for positive hooksets, even in deep water. IMX continues to push the envelope with sensitivity and it's as light as a feather! The bass don't stand a chance!! The ultimate goal for the new G. Loomis IMX-PRO Series of bass rods is to provide the serious tournament angler with a broad offering of high performance, technique-specific rods. Blank tapers have been refined. Componentry is designed to achieve maximum comfort with subtly tapered rear grips to give you that split-grip feel with full grip comfort. Guides are tangle-free Fuji K-frames. These rods are a noticeable step above, not only E6X, but all previous generations of IMX! As manufacturing processes and materials improve, our mantra has been and will always be to build the best rod we can possibly make, given the level of performance we want to achieve. This new G. Loomis IMX-PRO Series is a great example. It's a blend of innovation in design and hi-tech materials that allow us to create a rod blank that reacts quickly, loads efficiently and provides more sensitivity than any IMX rod we've ever made. It all starts with an entirely new, high modulus, high performance material, creating rods of equal power and strength with less material, giving us a weight savings of as much as 18% compared to like models in E6X. Achieving this without sacrificing strength or power is a huge advantage for the angler. With strategic scrim placement during blank construction we can achieve more exacting tapers that give the angler the proper flex and power placement for specialized techniques such as fishing jigs, soft plastics and other bottom contact techniques. Accuracy, sensitivity, as well as positive line and lure control all come together with the new G